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Old 03-11-2010, 03:19 PM   #31
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I saw an ad where they launched animals, people and bags of hoppes into the sky above a city with a huge catapult.

Immediately I was upset about this promotion of terrorism, climate change and general public access to medieval siege weaponry.

Just as well there was no reference to drinking beer.......
bahaha. I love that ad.

I was just saying that the detail they go to avoid certain censorship (ie, speedo) but the car going backwards is deemed ok. Its just strange.

Like the BMW ad being banned.
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